— January 2, 2024
Bill Beaumont gimps again
Very honorary end of the year for Bill Beaumont (photo above). The World Rugby president is in the King of England's New Year honors list. It's done... Read more "
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— January 2, 2024
Very honorary end of the year for Bill Beaumont (photo above). The World Rugby president is in the King of England's New Year honors list. It's done... Read more "
— August 10, 2023
Casting change at World Rugby. The body based in Dublin, Ireland, announces the arrival next month of a new financial director. Not surprisingly, he is British. Neil Hitchen... Read more "
— July 18, 2023
World Rugby innovates. The body announces the launch of its first podcast entirely dedicated to the 2023 World Cup in France. The first episode, recorded in Paris during... Read more "
— May 15, 2023
World Rugby has three new member countries. The body announced that it had accepted Nepal, Qatar and Turkey as full members, during the meeting... Read more "
— May 12, 2023
World Rugby has definitely turned the page on Bernard Laporte. The body announced via a press release on Thursday, May 11, the election as vice-president of the Scotsman John Jeffrey (photo above). He... Read more "
— April 14, 2023
The position was vacant. She is no longer. The International Rugby Federation (World Rugby) has announced the appointment of Scotsman John Jeffrey (photo above) as vice-president of the body.... Read more "
— December 14, 2022
The World Rugby executive committee has one empty seat. The international body announced on Tuesday December 13 the “temporary and voluntary” withdrawal but with immediate effect of its vice-president,... Read more "
— November 8, 2022
New recruit at World Rugby. The body announces the arrival of Briton Mick Wright (photo above) as director of operations within its new division dedicated to events, “EventsCo”. He... Read more "
— August 30, 2022
World Rugby wants to feminize its governance and that of its national federations. The body announces that it has decided to join forces with a working group dedicated to the development of women's sport,... Read more "
— August 2, 2022
World Rugby continues its reform work. The international body announces the appointment of an independent manager for ethics issues, former New Zealand police officer Neil Hallett. He will be responsible for supporting the... Read more "
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